Serial homicide task force

So one of the cool parts about being a fellow is that you get to meet with people who are way too important to meet with you in the first place and one of those people is the head of the investigations division. So he's in the middle of trying to explain his whole department in the allotted time and list all the annoying things that he's hoping we won't do when he mentions the serial homicide task force.

(This is the coolest thing I've ever heard of. Isn't this the coolest thing you ever heard of?)

So because the coroner's office handles all the deaths in the county and the other agencies kind of split it up, we're in a good position to notice homicide patterns. Everybody has to take these training classes, of which there are apparently zillions, and the task force people concentrate on classes in their chosen specialty: disasters, hazardous materials, accident reconstruction, child abuse, elder abuse, and, apparently, serial homicide. (!)

(It's very hard at times like this not to leap out of your chair and shout pick me oh please pick me pick me!)